University of Michigan still punishing pro-Palestine students after graduating

The University of Michigan is continuing to pursue disciplinary action against pro-Palestine student protestors well after they have graduated. One former student, Drin Shapiro, faced criminal charges and lost his campus job for his involvement in an anti-war encampment. The university even hired private investigators to track his movements, leading to his jailing for violating bond conditions by putting up flyers between classes. Despite the state's attorney general dropping the criminal charges, Shapiro and others are still being subjected to university arbitration hearings over their activism.